Remix : making art and commerce thrive in the hybrid economy

CONTENTS
Preface
INTRODUCTION
Part I: Cultures
	1. CULTURES OF OUR PAST
		RW Culture Versus RO Culture
		Limits in Regulation
	2. CULTURES OF OUR FUTURE
	3. RO, EXTENDED
		Nature Remade
		Re-remaking Nature
		Recoding Us
	4. RW, REVIVED
		Writing Beyond Words
		Remixed: Text
		Remixed: Media
		The Significance of Remix
		The Old in the New
	5. CULTURES COMPARED
		Differences in Value— and “Values”
		Differences in Value (As in $)
		Differences in Value (As in “Is It Any Good?”)
		Differences in Law (As in “Is It Allowed?”)
		Lessons About Cultures
Part II: Economies
	6. TWO ECONOMIES: COMMERCIAL AND SHARING
		Commercial Economies
		Three Successes from the Internet’s Commercial Economy
		Three Keys to These Three Successes
		Little Brother
		The Character of Commercial Success
		Sharing Economies
		Internet Sharing Economies
		The Paradigm Case: Wikipedia
		Beyond Wikipedia
		What Sharing Economies Share
	7. HYBRID ECONOMIES
		The Paradigm Case: Free Software
		Beyond Free Software
	8. ECONOMY LESSONS
		Parallel Economies Are Possible
		Tools Help Signal Which Economy a Creator Creates For
		Crossovers Are Growing
		Strong Incentives Will Increasingly Drive Commercial Entities to Hybrids
		Perceptions of Fairness Will in Part Mediate the Hybrid Relationship Between Sharing and Commercial Economies
		“Sharecropping” Is Not Likely to Become a Term of Praise
		The Hybrid Can Help Us Decriminalize Youth
Part III: Enabling the Future
	9. REFORMING LAW
		1. Deregulating Amateur Creativity
		2. Clear Title
		3. Simplify
		4. Decriminalizing the Copy
		5. Decriminalizing File Sharing
	10. REFORMING US
		Chilling the Control Freaks
		Showing Sharing
		Rediscovering the Limits of Regulation
		CONCLUSION
		Acknowledgments
		Notes
		Index 319